I saw that the gate to the yard was locked.
An Wan guessed that Yun Ping must have locked it, just in case she and Lu Zhili sneaked out again.
If it's just playing at the door or going to the neighbor's house, that's fine.
Yunping was worried that they would run off to play by the river or on the mountain again.
That would be incredibly dangerous.
Yunping was unaware that Anwan had already pulled Lu Zhili over the wall to leave.
The earthen wall was over a meter high, but it posed no challenge for her at all.
"Little sister, where shall we go to play?" Lu Zhili gently patted the dust off her new clothes; the mud walls in the yard were too dilapidated.
Just a quick climb and you'll be covered in dust.
"Let's go to the foot of the mountain. I want to catch some pheasants and rabbits. Didn't you want to learn?" She owed Guai Guai a chicken, and she had to pay it back today.
Half an hour later, the two arrived at the foot of Shenxian Mountain.
Looking at the lush green vegetation, there was not a sound from the grass.
Let alone seeing a pheasant, we didn't even see a single chicken feather.
Wait about ten minutes.
There was no movement.
"Are there pheasants here?" Lu Zhili asked doubtfully.
He had never heard anyone say that there were pheasants at the foot of the mountain.
Looking back at Lu Zhili, who was already getting impatient,
An Wan hesitated for a moment, then nodded: "Yes, definitely."
No sooner had she finished speaking than something flew down from above her head.
Its wings flapped rapidly, and it even crowed like a rooster.
Holy crap!
Suddenly looking up, An Wan saw a pheasant flying towards her.
She jumped up and grabbed the pheasant's wing with her right hand just in time.
"Fifth Brother, look! It's a pheasant!" She was so happy that her lips almost split into a wide grin.
I'm just curious why a pheasant would fly down like that?
"Hahaha—" Lu Zhili jumped over in three steps, clapping and cheering. "Pheasant! Pheasant! We've got pheasant to eat!"
Before An Wan could tie the pheasant's feet with rope, several more chickens crowed.
She looked up and saw a pheasant flying down from the mountain.
wrong!
One, two, three.
They all flew over from Chaoyang and Anwan.
Startled, she dodged away, afraid the pheasant would fly away.
In her haste, she jumped up and kicked the nearest pheasant.
Then change direction and kick the second one, then the third one.
The speed is three times faster than before; cultivating in the space is indeed much better than cultivating outside.
"Waaaaah—"
Lu Zhili was already impressed by her formidable martial arts skills.
Looking at the half-dead pheasant lying on the ground, An Wan shook her head, realizing she hadn't quite controlled her strength.
I was probably too excited just now.
Next time, I need to stay calm.
"Little sister, you're amazing!" Lu Zhili exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with admiration for An Wan.
"Teach me, little sister! You looked so cool kicking that pheasant!"
"Okay, I'll teach you when we get back."
Anwan was evasive, saying at home that she would teach him outside, and outside that she would teach him at home.
"Okay, okay!" Lu Zhili, who only had the intelligence of a few years old, was successfully fooled by her once again.
As An Wan tied up the pheasants with rope, two familiar voices came from not far away.
"Wanwan—"
"Knowing etiquette—"
Looking back, I was surprised to see Yunping and Niu Ahong.
An Wan knew she had been caught red-handed and had no chance to escape.
Because Lu Zhili was already waving, jumping and skipping, as happy as if he were wearing new clothes for Chinese New Year.
"Mom—we're here—"
That silly Fifth Brother.
"Wanwan, why did you and your fifth brother come to the foot of the mountain again? It's dangerous, you know?" Yunping breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that the two children were not hurt.
She picked An Wan up, but couldn't bear to scold her.
But he turned and sternly reprimanded Lu Zhili: "Lu Zhili! Is your butt itching again? Didn't you get a beating yesterday? It's dangerous up in the mountains, don't you know that? How many times have I told you?"
"Mom~" He lowered his head in grievance, reaching behind him with his right hand to touch his sore bottom from yesterday's beating.
"I won't do it again, Mom, please forgive me."
He blinked his clear, innocent eyes, looking quite pitiful.
"Mom, don't blame Fifth Brother. I'm the one who dragged him out to play. Mom, look, these chickens are playing with us too."
An Wan also felt sorry for him, as he had taken the blame for her several times, and her heart was filled with guilt towards him.
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